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ferries bringing low paid workers, but not ok for the railways. how come the borisjohnson told the tory party we are moving to a high paid, high skilled economy? you can send your views to me on twitter at an eta on bbc and use the hashtag bbc your questions. in the uk, around 900,000 people are estimated to have dementia. but there is a part of the condition that is rarely spoken about: continence care. now the national institute for health and social care research has told the bbc a lack of good quality continence care in acute hospital settings is impacting patient s health and their dignity. i am joined now by bbc reporter datshiane navanayagam who has studied the report for our file on four radio series. datchiane, good to have you it is to talk about this important study funded by the national institute for health and social care research.
are on the increase. a bbc file on four investigation found unprecedented numbers of cases being reported to police last year, and spoke to those trying to tackle the problem. with me is datshiane navanayagam. thank you very much forjoining us today to tell us about the investigation. what did you find? drink spiking has pretty much been increasing year on year, so figures from the home office for england and wales showed the number of crimes linked to drink spiking rose from 760 in 20161903 in 2019. they did drop to in 2020, but that is not entirely unexpected given we were in lockdown for most of it. the home office had not yet finished going through the figures for all 2020 and 2021, but they told us there were 708 recorded crimes linked to drink spiking up untiljune. but we